[SIP Beyond VoIP] [Blink] New Blink for Mac beta version with OpenPGP support

[michiel.ml at nlnet.nl]

Hi Adrian,

>Given that the keys can be used only inside the app, so one must have the app to make sue of the keys, and the app automatically manages these keys and exchange them, what would be the benefit of a lookup function in a public repository for keys?

keys must be obtained in some way. You can of course get them directly from your contacts, and there are a number of mechanisms you could use like keyservers (e.g. https://keys.openpgp.org),  Web Key Directory, DNS records (OPENPGPKEY records), a service like Keyoxide (https://keyoxide.org) or just plain from the website of your organisation (https://nlnet.nl/people/leenaars.key). The more automated it is, the less likely users are to use it.

We are supporting some of these efforts as NLnet, so if you want to get in touch let me know.

Best,
Michiel

>>>> * Implement message encryption using OpenPGP
>>>
>>> THis sounds great. Do you have more information on the implementation. Is it only MESSAGE or SIP messages in general? Have you implemented PGP key lookup somehow?
>>
>> Only SIP Message.
>>
>> We have not implement key lookup but it could be easily added, I suppose..


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